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Rosevile Sporting vases, Pitchers & Urns |
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Roseville Art Pottery sporting vase
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Roseville Art Pottery Blue Pinecone |
Roseville Art Pottery Vase |
Roseville Art Pottery vase |
The Roseville Pottery Company seeing a need to compete with the highly successful
lines produced by other Ohio pottery companies hired Ross Purdy to create
a new line of artware which was named Rozane. Rozane
Frederick Rhead was hired as art director in 1904. He was the genus behind such
lines as Crystalis, Fudgi, Aztec and Della Robbia. While some
of these had
limited commercial success most are rare and highly sought by todays collectors.
The manufacturer's presence has extended to vases, wall pockets, beer sets, beer
pots, bowl planters,centerbowls, flower pots, grease jar,jars, jam pot,
cornucopia, creamer, cookie jar, canisters, consoles, Serving bowls, bookends,
compote, cigarette boxes, conch shell,
console set, candleholder, bulb bowl, busts, canister set, bookends,lamps,
pitchers, jardinieres, incence burners, ashtray, humidors. baskets, powder jars,
temple jars, water coolers, pill boxes, lidded boxes, washing pots.
After WWII the Roseville Pottery Company went into production of the well
known floral lines such as Zephyr Lily, Snowberry, Freesia etc. The past glory
was gone and finally after attempts to produce a line of modernistic dinnerware
the company was forced to close in 1954 .
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